Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 August 1952 — Page 6

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McKinney Sure” He Wants Out

Says Stevenson . Should Pick Chairman

By United Press KANSAS CITY, Mo., Aug. 2— Democratic National Chairman Frank E. McKinney indicated toi he wanted to surrender his idership of the party organiration and let someone else masthe coming presidential impaign. The Indianapolis banker also made it clear as he left an hourng conference with President I'ruman ‘that the President’s role in Gov. Adlai E. Stevenson's ympaign was still vague. The Democratic nominee asked Mr. McKinney to remain as national chairman after the najonal convention. Mr. McKiney agreed to Gov. Stevenson's request, but it was understood § he might hold the job only on a emporary basis.

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“Don’t Choose to Remain”

“Frankly, I don’t choose to remain on as chairman,” Mr, McKinney - sald after the meeting with Mr. Truman. - “I feel I have Boy Scout Council, has a $44,000 reason for the big smile. accomplished my mission In 4,45 $22 000 checks from the

uniting our party and producing a well-organized convention.’ » The statement shed little light. Je n when Mr. McKinney would ask - to be relieved of his job. He and his wife stopped over T A of here last evening to have gl een- ge with the President and Mrs. Tru-| man. - The McKinneys were flying, from Indianapolis to Colorado Of Orgy i in Springs, Colo., for a vacation. Mr. McKinney insisted the hour | .

By United Press

he spent with President Truman SHAKOPEE, Minn. Aug. 2— Blade of the Juvenile Division in the presidential headquarters pice today investigated a girl's sha had been intimate with five atop the Muehlebach Hotel here story that teen-agers turned a‘ men. - was S “strictly social. = Minnesota farm into a “love nest” Officers said efforts were being "We abstained from Politica, {and perverted an “old-time coun- made to pick up 20 or 21 persons a akinney sald-he carted [try party” into a sex scandal, Pe leyed involved In the sex par-| no message from Gov, Stevenson| 1he 28-year-old bachelor who| ™™ i] to President Truman. The na- OWns the farm was picked up | tional chairman had «conferred Shortly after a 15-year-old St. Where to Go three hours with Gov. Stevenson Paul girl told authorities yester-

in Chicago last Sunday.

12 Irinki arty at the farm. Truman Role Unknown and-acinking party

A 17-year-old girl admitted to (arity. Bloomington. Reserve | The extent of President Tru-|g¢ paul police that she had rela-| tickets, $1.25; i ely admisman's campaigning for the Dem-|{inne with five different men sion, $1. 8 p..m. oc ane saijonal Sioket peared by while at the farm. | “Arsenic and Old Lace.” | Gov. Stevenson an ce Pres RB > dential Nominee Sen. John J. Scott County Sheriff W. B. Brown County Playhouse pro- |

Sparkman of Alabama may be Schroeder said he believed farmer! “Innocent

cleared up within the next 10;Clem Mares was an davs or two weeks. | party” to the love nest. Mr. McKinney said he will con-|" Mr. fer separately Truman and Gov. Stevenson soon‘itp * after he returns from Colorado Springs Aug. 9.

Rule Out Foul Play In Vanished Bride Case

LIVERPOOL, England, Aug. 2| (UP)—Police ruled out today the possibility of foul play in the disappearance of a honeymooning (Canadian bride from a British-| = bound liner in the Atlantic. jat the "barn." They sald the. case of Mrs, not identified, Benita King, 22, who vanished for a week.

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Crew members later found Mrs. tions with the girl. King's handbag, scarf and even- he would be arraigned ing wrap in a forward compart- {The charge, however, ment. In the handbag were her been determined. engagement and wedding rings.

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electrician, who is married and the father of said he would fly home next week. two children, denied having relaPolice said today. had not,

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